Britton Kennedy is a living example of the determination within Copper Basin's football program.
Around Copper Basin, Cougars fans might call a certain group of seniors the Magnificent Seven, especially after they led their team to an 8-1 record. Those with longer memories might call them the Surviving Seven.
Copper Basin is 8-0 and already assured of the Cougars’ best showing since 2000, when Mark Stone coached them to an 8-4 season.
The Associated Press' Top 10 teams in each of Tennessee's six Division I non-financial aid classifications and in the combined Division II financial aid classification as selected by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and broadcasters.
Cougars impress in debut
Copper Basin showed its confidence about the 2010 season with its opening 42-6 victory last week.
Copper Basin’s season-opening high school football game last week suggested that the Cougars have been stewing since Nov. 13, 2009. That’s when their season ended with a Class 1A second-round state-playoff loss at Harriman.
Hargis: Pads popping in Tennessee
Annual prep tour kicks off practice
What started as a fun idea has turned into a tradition and the one event I get asked about more than any other that I cover.
Some of the top high school basketball talent in the Chattanooga area will be on display when the Times Free Press Best of Preps Christmas tournament gets underway today at Arts & Sciences.
Smith, Robinson state honorees
The Ooltewah lineman and South Pittsburg quarterback are among the Mr. Football award winners.
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. -- On the football field both Ooltewah defensive end Jacques Smith and South Pittsburg quarterback Terrell Robinson have the ability to influence the outcome of games.
CLASS 1A
Patrick Daly never realized just how much growing pains could hurt. In his second year after taking over a once-proud Copper Basin program, Daly realized numbers had dropped to the point that he would have to start 12 freshmen.
1. University School of Johnson City, 95. 2. Trinity Christian, 100. 3. Hume-Fogg, 107. 4. Notre Dame, 129. 5. David Lipscomb, 130. 6. Red Bank, 206. 7. Greeneville, 206. 8. West Greene, 251. 9. Martin Luther King, 265. 10. Stone Memorial, 265. 12. Polk County, 295. 13. Chattanooga Christian, 315. 21. Arts & Sciences, 530.
